Trench Technology
Katherm ID
Heating and cooling with induction and fresh air.
Overview
We have the right grille and the right frame trim for every installation situation – even incorporating curves, angles and slopes.
We also supply decorative wooden grilles in addition to our metallic Optiline grilles made of aluminium, brass and stainless steel.
Primary air is fed to the convector through flow-optimised nozzles optimised for extremely low-noise air flow. The nozzles can be replaced and the output adapted in response to changing requirements.
The avoidance of rotating parts keeps investment costs low. Maintenance is also very simple.
Induction trench fan coils for effective ventilation, heating and cooling
The induction principle is used to allow warm air to rise up glazed façades, screening the room from falling cold air.
Air connection either: 1 or 2 supply air inlets Ø 100 mm, on the room side
Project solutions for all geometries, incorporating mitred corners, curved sections, column cut-outs or angles, are possible
The introduction of treated primary air guarantees fresh indoor air at any time of year.
Downloads
Declarations/Certificates
Certificate ISO 50001:2018
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(194 kB)
Certificate ISO 9001:2008
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(118 kB)
EU Declaration of Conformity for Katherm NK, Katherm QL, Katherm ID
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(457 kB)
Cross-product information
Products
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(18.6 MB)
Convection and Radiation
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(1.2 MB)
Trench Technology – For a comfortable room climate
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(6.7 MB)
Technical catalogues
Katherm ID trench heating
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(8.4 MB)
Manuals
Katherm ID, brief guide
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(6.2 MB)
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